The Philosophy of Vivy Fluorite Eyes Song 

Hey guys, hope you enjoyed the video. I switched up the intro to look if it'll affect the view retention. Feel free to let me know what you think of the change and if you have any ideas for future videos. See you soon🙏🏼💪🏼💪🏼

There was a video game I played last year called Detroit: Become Human. Amazing game, and this anime reminds me of it. It’s interesting how we try to predict the future.

Whenever time travel and futuristic scifi/AI are mixed together, I just love it so much. This show kinda gives me Psycho Pass, Steins Gate, and Terminator vibes. I love it so much.

You know an anime is great when nobody has a clear idea of its meaning so it touches on many aspects and leaves you thought provoking..This was animated well and i enjoyed the good story telling no gimmicks and fan service or dumb nudity and shouting from goofy characters.

Dude, your channel is so underrated. Absolutely stellar editing.

What make me human We know that we mortal so we live other live as you can do your best

Oh crap, this would add up on my 3am thoughts! Vivy really a 10/10!

Beautiful video

Movie like this just make me thinking, we need to deeply discuss before the AI born (I mean high intellectual AI) not current AI we have today.

"how could we hope to create a conscious replica of ourselves?" Well when a mommy and a daddy love each other very much or are very drunk...

this is such a good video, congrats, i really enjoyed it

I think being human is doing a certain action of your own free will with the intent or emotion to do/accomplish something. Anyways great video bro this anime deserves more attention glad you covered it❤️

Thank you for this wonderfull video. I really enjoyed it. And i hope everyone here can find their answers someday!

I hope you deserve for get 100K Subsscribe .. nice review bro.

I dont really understand some part. Like kakitani being alive and being an AI and what was his mission, who was his master and what was he trying to ask Vivy? Lastly, what was Antonio trying to do?

What makes us human: an answer which I’m not sure if I agree to but due to answers of different questions force me to come to, is what we can do in order to be valuable to others.

Content and editing is on 🔥 & Your thumbnails are also gorgeous. You already have 4k subscribers, but you definitely deserve more

"to be human, unlike an AI, we don't live for a single purpose. But regardless, you live regardless of a purpose but always in search of one." "Humans are not made up of bones and parts. We are made of the past memories were experience throughout life. Memorizes we have to value as long as we can."

Nice. Was looking for more Vivy stuff to bawl my eyes over on and I found this video and you channel. The content you make is great in my opinion. A little problem I have is that you didn't put a spoiler warning in this video, though. I believe that what makes us human is a sum of many things. Emotions, thoughts, memories, self awareness, mortality, etc. Combined, these things make us human. Remove a single one of these attributes from a human and you will see that they will become, from the perspective and opinions of others, less human. For example, say a man loses the ability to feel. He would no longer be able to experience happiness, anger, sadness, jealousy, etc. He would no longer have sympathy, he would not care for his own life or others. In a sense, he would he like a machine. Except, if he did not have his own meaning of life prior to this event, he would be a machine with no purpose apart from his base instincts, like an insect, maybe. This is not what we would describe as human. Funny how I can spend an hour on a university paper and only write a paragraph or so but I can do the same on a particularly thought intriguing video on something I am passionate about.

I really like Vivy, it's my favorite anime of 2021 so far. It is very philosophically and theologically engaging even though the worldbuilding/sci-fi concepts are imperfect (for real though, Project Singularity does not make that much sense. Matsumoto and the Doctor who's supposed to be the leading scientist in the world in 2156 don't even have back-up plans or real solutions for butterfly effects). What really shines in Vivy, in my opinion, is how it answers its core question/thesis in a hopeful and conversational way. It tries to answer the question of "What makes a human" not by stubbornly pointing to "love, emotion, will, heart" in a generic way. Instead, it is seeking a better way to answer this question. Think about what the moderate Toak members in the final episodes said, compare that with Vivy's final test and AI's reason for rising up. Another thing I appreciate about Vivy is how gentle and graceful it is in handling such a heavy subject. Lots of futuristic shows tried to imagine the most messed-up and malicious scenarios, where all act according to their most base instincts. Vivy is not like that, yet it's not naïve about human fallacy either.

Have you seen "ergo proxy" ? It is pretty underrated but it's phenomenal and very profound uwu.

Scientifically:structure and biology Morally:emotions and who you are willing to kill Physically:2 arms, 2 legs, 1 head, 1 torso, and limits Personally i go by morality

This video was sickandyou barely have any subs what a shame

I been thinking about your question since the video come out. I also watched it 2 times to process the information. "What exactly makes us Human?" If we see this through science, we are cells, organs, and flesh. We are multi cellular beings. If we try to add more meaning to it would be hard to do so without mentioning religion and belief (similarly to what you said). So let's not talk about that. I think if we are talking about AI the question should be something else. "What is consciousness?" At the end of the day, the goal is to make a machine think like us aka a consciousness. Well a conscious is being aware. Knowing your in body and in control of it. Knowing what's around you and making an opinion about it. Making choices knowing the outcome and the ethics attached to it. Now can we create a conscious? We know its possible because nature can do it. In a mother's womb the baby slowly get a conscious as its being created. So if we study this nature maybe we will learn how to build a conscious, and when we do maybe we can create an AI that truly thinks like a human. Now we can also create a conscious with coding, but would it truly ever have a mind of it's own? I dont think so because it would only be following instructions given to it. So trying to make a conscious naturally would be the best choice. At the end of the day, we shouldn't try to build an intelligent being. After all we still have alot of work to do for the better sake of other humans.

Our endless potential of evil makes us human.

Also. Why do you talk like that?